Manuscripts.
Found in 4488 Collections and/or Records:
Account books of the family of Dundas of Dundas: rentals and lists of lands., 17th century-1778.
Account books relating to lime kilns of the family of Dundas of Dundas., 1625-1643, 1765.
Account by John Drummond of government action in regard to the Highlands from 1688 to 1695, and particularly of the massacre of Glencoe., 1688-1695.
Account, by John Mackay of Rockfield, of the Mackays of Scourie and other branches of the clan, and more particularly of his father, Thomas Mackay, Minister of Lairg, and brothers, in the hand of Alexander Matheson, of Ardross., 1824.
The notes which follow the text are continued in a letter of John Mackay to Alexander Matheson, 1824, written by an amanuensis, Mackay being blind (folio 34).
On folio 36 is a genealogical note by Alexander Matheson on his ancestors.
Account of Corstorphine Parish, with its buildings and the local families, with extracts from registers, etc., collected by John Philp Wood., [1795, or after.]
Leaves found loose in the volumes have been placed in MS.1878, with some other loose papers, and references have been made to and from the volumes in which they were found.
Account of goods carried from Scotland to England by the West Marches., 1617-1618.
There is a list of contents (folio i) in the same 19th-century hand which drew up the contents list in Adv.MS.22.2.10.
Account of proceedings for forgery in the Supreme Court, Calcutta, before Sir Robert Chambers, against Nadara Bigam, Khwajah Zakariyya Khan, Ghiyath Beg, 'Inayat Allah Beg, Kazi Mu'zzam Beg and Haji Muhammad Iwaz., 1779.
This account most likely relates to the attempted impeachment of Sir Elijah Impey in 1788 (see MSS.11199-11202) rather than to the 1st Earl of Minto's Governor-Generalship.
Account of the captivity of Alexander Scott in the Sahara between 1810 and 1816 after having been shipwrecked on the African coast opposite the Canary Islands as set down by Professor Thomas Stewart Traill and William Lawson from conversations with Scott., [1816, or after.]
This detailed account of Alexander Scott's life with nomadic Arabs provides a wealth of sociological and geographical information. Includes a map and geographical appendix by the geographer, James Rennell, and related correspondence.
Account of the executory of Mrs Charteris (mother of Janet, Countess of Wemyss), between the Countess and Lord Elcho, her son: account and vouchers., 1739.
Account of the founding of the Annual Club, Glasgow, by the founder, James McNab., 1823, 1826.
Many of the manuscripts contain notes, indexes, etc., by George Neilson.
Account of the manuscript of 'The Talisman' by Sir Walter Scott, preserved in the State Historical Museum at Moscow, with photographs and relative articles and correspondence., 1934.
Account of the mutiny on HMS Bounty and the subsequent history of Pitcairn Island, written by John Buffett., Circa 1845.
Buffett settled on the island in 1823, acting for a time as schoolmaster, and beginning the compilation of the Island Registers.
Account of the organization of the medieval Church by Bishop John Dowden., Late 19th century-[before 1911].
There are also remarks on baptism (folio 27).
Account of trials made for coal on the Dundas estate, 1719-1721, 1727-1728 (folio 1); and notes of measurements taken on the Dundas estate, early 18th century (folio 1 inverted)., Early 18th century.
'Account of various Hindoo deities', and fragmentary drafts thereof., 1806.
'Account of various Hindoo deities', which contains some illustrative matter., 1806.
Accounts and discharges concerning the affairs of Janet, Countess of Wemyss, mostly tradesmen`s bills., 1733-1738.
Accounts and vouchers concerning the building of Dundas Castle., 1817-1819.
The contents of the volume are as follows:
(i) Martinmas 1817-Martinmas 1818 (folio 1).
(ii) Martinmas 1818-Martinmas 1819 (folio 85).
Accounts and vouchers concerning the building of Dundas Castle., 1819-1822.
The contents of the volume are as follows:
(i) Martinmas, 1819-Martinmas, 1820 (folio 1).
(ii) Martinmas, 1820-Martinmas, 1821 (folio 107).
(iii) Martinmas, 1821-Martinmas, 1822 (folio 137).